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Fullilove Vs. Klutznick

Court : US Supreme Court

..... . this dramatic point of departure is not even mentioned in the statement of purpose of the act or in the reports of either the house or the senate committee that processed the legislation, [ footnote 5/25 ] and was not the subject of any testimony or inquiry page 448 ..... jew is also one who descended from two full jewish parents, if: (a) he belonged to the jewish religious community at the time this law was issued, or who joined the community later; (b) he was married to a jewish person, at the time the law was issued, or married one subsequently; (c) he is the offspring from a marriage with a jew, in the sense of section 1, which was contracted after the law for the protection of german blood and german honor became effective (rgb1 ..... in katzenbach, the court upheld 4(e) of the voting rights act of 1965, 79 ..... this act has a character that is fundamentally different from a carefully drafted remedial measure like the voting rights act of 1965 ..... . the findings that congress made when it enacted the voting rights act of 1965 would have supported a nationwide ban on literacy tests ..... , for example, the court upheld the voting rights act of 1965, 42 u.s.c ..... "an mbe is available if the project is located in the market area of the mbe and the mbe can perform project services or supply project materials at the time they are needed ..... 641 (1966), the court considered whether 5 of the fourteenth amendment gave congress the power to enact 4(e) of the voting rights act of 1965, 42 ..... 438 -439 (1965); aptheker .....

Diamond Vs. Diehr

Court : US Supreme Court

..... upon the geometry of the particular mold of the press," "initiating an interval timer in said computer upon the closure of the press for monitoring the elapsed time of said closure," "constantly determining the temperature (z) of the mold at a location closely adjacent to the mold cavity in the press during molding," "constantly providing the computer with the temperature (z)," "repetitively calculating in the computer, at frequent intervals during each cure, the arrhenius equation for reaction time during the cure, which is" "ln v = cz + x" "where v is the total ..... or a foreign country or in public use or on sale in this country more than one year prior to the date of the application for patent in the united states, or" "(c) he has abandoned the invention, or" "(d) the invention was first patented or caused to be patented, or was the subject of an inventor's certificate, by the applicant or his legal representatives or assigns in a foreign country prior to the date of the application for patent in this country on an application for patent or inventor's certificate filed more than twelve months before ..... purposes of 101, a "process" is "an act, or a series of acts, performed upon the subject matter to be transformed and reduced to ..... in 1968, a dramatic change in the law as understood by the court of customs and ..... the patent system's ability to deal with rapidly changing technology in the computer and other fields led to the formation in 1965 of the president's commission on the ..... (1965) .....

Schweiker Vs. Wilson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... inmates of public institutions are generally excluded from this program, except that, under 1611(e)(1)(b) of the act, a reduced amount of ssi benefits are provided to otherwise eligible persons in a hospital, extended care facility, nursing home, or intermediate care facility receiving medicaid funds for their care. ..... [ footnote 11 ] the district court noted that a person's mental health problem, especially one that has led to institutionalization, is likely to " bear [a] relation to ability to perform or contribute to society.'" id. ..... this dramatic decrease in the percentage of persons admitted to these hospitals was paralleled by a growth in treatment through outpatient and community mental health facilities; that percentage grew from 23% in 1955 to 76% in 1977. ..... this exclusion was incorporated into the medicaid statute in 1965, 79 stat. ..... 144-147 (1965) (enactment of medicaid providing coverage only to the aged needy in mental or tuberculosis institutions; noting that "[t]he reason for this exclusion was that long-term care in such hospitals had traditionally been accepted as a responsibility of the states," id. ..... 16 (1965). ..... , 20 (1965). .....

Pennhurst State Sch. and Hosp. Vs. Halderman

Court : US Supreme Court

..... innovative habilitation techniques, and to train professional and paraprofessional personnel with respect to providing services to persons with developmental disabilities;" "(d) to make grants to university affiliated facilities to assist them in administering and operating demonstration facilities for the provision of services to persons with developmental disabilities, and interdisciplinary training programs for personnel needed to provide specialized services for these persons; and" "(e) to make grants to support a system in each state to protect ..... what an appropriate remedy might be where state officials fail to observe the limits of their power under the united states constitution or fail to perform an ongoing statutory duty imposed by a federal statute enacted under the commerce power or the fourteenth amendment is not necessarily the measure of a federal court's authority where it is found that a state has failed to perform its obligations undertaken pursuant to a statute enacted under the spending power. ..... 301 (1966) (intent to enforce the fifteenth amendment expressly stated in the voting rights act of 1965). ..... schweiker) ("the last 5 years have seen a dramatic increase in public awareness of the needs of institutionalized mentally retarded and developmentally disabled persons. ..... senator javits was more dramatic in announcing the purpose of title ii as creating a clear federal policy in favor of a right to treatment. .....

Usps Vs. Council of Greenburgh Civic Assns.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... iii as early as the last century, this court recognized the broad power of congress to act in matters concerning the posts: "the power vested in congress 'to establish post-offices and post-roads' has been practically construed, since the foundation of the government, to authorize not merely the designation of the routes over which the mail shall be carried, and the offices where letters and other documents shall be received to be distributed or forwarded, but the carriage of the mail, and all measures necessary to secure its safe and ..... speedy transit, and the prompt ..... mailboxes cluttered with large quantities of written matter would impede the efficient performance of the mail carrier's duties. ..... 557 -558 (1965) (restriction must be applied uniformly and nondiscriminatorily) . ..... 305 (1965), quoting united states ex rel. ..... 543 (1965); edwards v. ..... 305 (1965), quoting united states ex page 453 u. s. ..... 301 (1965). ..... 305 -306 (1965). .....

Dames and Moore Vs. Regan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of his liberty by or under the authority of any foreign government, it shall be the duty of the president forthwith to demand of that government the reasons of such imprisonment; and if it appears to be wrongful and in violation of the rights of american citizenship, the president shall forthwith demand the release of such citizen, and if the release so demanded is unreasonably delayed or refused, the president shall use such means, not amounting to acts of war, as he may think necessary and proper to obtain or effectuate the release; and all the facts and proceedings relative ..... on december 19, 1979, petitioner filed suit in federal district court against the government of iran, the atomic energy organization of iran, and a number of iranian banks, alleging that it was owed a certain amount of money for services performed under a contract with the atomic energy organization. ..... our decision today will not dramatically alter this situation, for the framers "did not make the judiciary the overseer of our government." id. ..... accord, restatement (second) of foreign relations law of the united states 213 (1965) (president "may waive or settle a claim against a foreign state . . . ..... 12 (1965). ..... 2654 (japan); [1965] 16 u.s.t. .....

Community Communications Vs. City of Boulder

Court : US Supreme Court

..... here, the direct delegation of powers to the city through the home rule amendment to the colorado constitution does not render the cable television moratorium ordinance an "act of government" performed by the city acting as the state in local matters, so as to meet parker's "state action" ..... 16 ] thus, it is suggested, the city's cable television moratorium ordinance is an "act of government" performed by the city acting as the state in local matters, which meets the "state action" criterion of parker. ..... ) before this court leaps into the abyss and holds that municipalities may violate the sherman act by enacting economic and social legislation, it ought to think about the consequences of such a decision in terms of its effect both upon the very antitrust principles the court desires to apply to local governments, and upon the role of the federal courts in examining the validity of local regulation of the economy. ..... (d) respondents' argument that denial of the parker exemption in this case will have serious adverse consequences for cities, and will unduly burden the federal courts, is simply an attack upon the wisdom of the longstanding congressional commitment to the policy of free markets and open competition embodied in the antitrust laws, which laws apply to municipalities not acting in furtherance of clearly articulated and affirmatively expressed state ..... i suspect that the court has not intended to so dramatically alter established principles of supremacy ..... 11 (1965 rev. .....

Blum Vs. Yaretsky

Court : US Supreme Court

..... as this provision makes clear, if the potential resident does not qualify under the specific standards of the dms-1, as tabulated on the dms-9, the patient can be admitted only on the basis of direct approval by medicaid officials themselves, or on the basis of a determination by the utilization review agent of the transferring facility -- and, of course, such agents are themselves clearly part and parcel of the statutory cost control process. ..... although respondents were threatened only with urc-initiated transfers to lower levels of care, and although the consent judgment in the district court halted implementation of such urc decisions, the threat that the nursing homes might determine, independently of the urc decisions, that respondents' continued stay at current levels of care was not medically necessary is not imaginary or speculative but is quite realistic. ..... in answering that question, we may safely assume that, when the state chooses to perform its governmental undertakings through private institutions, and with the aid of private parties, not every action of those private parties is state action. ..... i congress established the medicaid program in 1965 as title xix of the social security act, 42 u.s.c. ..... ii the deficiency in the court's analysis is dramatized by its inattention to the special characteristics of the nursing home. .....

Board of Educ. Vs. Rowley

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a qualified representative of the local educational agency, the child's teacher, the child's parents or guardian, and, where appropriate, the child, consists of a written document containing "(a) a statement of the present levels of educational performance of such child, (b) a statement of annual goals, including short-term instructional objectives, (c) a statement of the specific educational services to be provided to such child, and the extent to which such child will be able to participate in regular educational programs, (d) the projected date for initiation ..... 180 secondary education act of 1965 to establish a grant program "for the purpose of assisting the states in the initiation, expansion, ..... express statutory findings and priorities are read together with the act's extensive procedural requirements and its definition of "free appropriate public education," the face of the statute evinces a congressional intent to bring previously excluded handicapped children into the public education systems of the states and to require the states to adopt procedures which would result in individualized consideration ..... a handicapped child who is receiving substantial specialized instruction and related services, and who is performing above average in the regular classrooms of a public school system, we confine our analysis to that situation. ..... clear that the benefits obtainable by children at one end of the spectrum will differ dramatically from those obtainable by children at the other end .....

Dr. Asim Kumar Bose Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1983SC509; 1982(2)SCALE1299; (1983)1SCC345; [1983]2SCR16; 1983(1)SLJ203(SC); 1983(15)LC43(SC)

..... by letter dated april 6, 1965, the delhi administration informed the principal, maulana azad medical college in answer to a communication made by him, that consequent upon the appointment of the appellant in category 'c' of the central health service, the administration had no objection to designating him as associate professor of radiology (ex-officio) in the maulana azad medical college provided it was not detrimental to his normal duties as a radiologist and no financial implications were ..... the state government of west bengal were pleased to depute him for the task and he apparently performed and fulfilled his duties to the entire satisfaction of the ..... is rather difficult to act on the letter of the dean particulary when it runs counter to his own affidavit sworn in february, 1982 the relevant extracts of which are given below:that since 1964 the appellant continues to be a radiologist and is not holding any teaching designation assigned by the central health service and is not is receipt of the teaching allowance of rs ..... -cum-reader in radiology ex-officio) in the irwin hospital who was appointed as professor of radiology in the maulana azad medical college; and presently is dean, jawaharlal institute of post-graduate medical education & research, (jipmer), pondicherry. ..... specialist in gynaecology, central hospital, dhanbad, promoted as professor of obstetrics & gynaecology, jipmer, pondicherry; later promoted to supertime grade i as medical superintendent at jipmer, pondicherry. .....